Posted December 12, 2013:

• Programming Smart Molecules: Machine-Learning Algorithms Could Make Chemical Reactions Intelligent


• Scientists Discover Double Meaning in Genetic Code


• Diabetes Drugs Affect Hearts of Men, Women Differently


• Combining Mutants Results in 5-Fold Lifespan Extension in C. Elegans


• First Step of Metastasis Halted in Mice With Breast Cancer


• Salmonella Jams Signals from Bacteria-Fighting Mast Cells


• Asia Pacific Must Prepare for Catastrophic Increase in Fragility Fractures


• New Definition for Old Age


• Open Access Article on Biological Effects of the Popular Artificial Sweetener Sucralose


• Systems Medicine Paves Way for Improved Treatment for Leukemia Patients


• Suicidality Test Being Brought to Market


• Revolutionary Method for Gluing Gels and Biological Tissues


• Blood Can Transmit Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease


• New Study Shows Link Between Perfluorinated Compounds, Diabetes

Posted December 11, 2013:

• Nonconcussion Head Impacts in Contact Sports Linked to Brain Changes and Lower Test Scores


• Dietary Amino Acids Improve Sleep Problems in Mice With Traumatic Brain Injury


• Muting the Mozart Effect


• Sleep-Deprived Mice Show Connection With Diabetes, Age


• Study Finds That Pediatric Obesity Patients Like Telehealth Services


• Researchers Show Optimal Framework for Heartbeats


• Staying Ahead of Huntington's Disease


• Stimulant-Addicted Patients Can Quit Smoking Without Hindering Treatment


• Brain's Never-Before-Seen Cellular Response to Concussions Could Lead to Therapy


• Malnourished Children Still Have Hope Beyond First 1,000 Days


• More Powerful Approach to Analyze Melanoma's Genetic Causes


• More Physically Active Adults Have Improved Cardiorespiratory Fitness


• Game-Changing Shift Occurring in Cancer Discovery, Treatment


• Course Offers Students Opportunity to Be Leaders of Social Change


• One Protein, Two Personalities: Team Identifies New Mechanism of Cancer Spread


• Maternal Health Program in India Failing to Deliver, Study Shows


• Study Finds Biomaterials Repair Human Heart


• Picturing Pain Could Help Unlock Its Mysteries, Improve Treatments


• Groundbreaking Discovery in Deadly Childhood Cancer


• Staph Can Lurk Deep Within Nose, Study Finds


• Tumor-Suppressing Genes Could Play Important Role in Obesity, Diabetes, Cancer


• Herceptin Plus Taxol Highly Effective in Low-Risk Breast Cancer


• New Strain of Bird Flu Packs a Punch Even After Becoming Drug-Resistant


• Study Raises Questions About Longstanding Forensic Identification Technique


• Biodegradable or Not?


• Geme Mutation Potential Target for Diagnosis, Treatment of Insulinoma


• Dementia Risk Greatest for Older Native-Americans, African-Americans With Diabetes


• Personal Care Products Possible Sources of Potentially Harmful Parabens for Babies


• Researchers Uncover Mechanism Controlling Tourette Syndrome Tics


• Antivirals for HCV Improve Kidney, Cardiovascular Diseases in Diabetic Patients


• Cancer 'Avalanche Effect' Refuted


• Spanking Children Slows Cognitive Development and Increases Risk of Criminal Behavior, Expert Says


• Step Closer to Muscle Regeneration


• Can Celebrity Cancer Diagnoses Prompt Quitting Smoking?


• Key Role of Protein in Segregation of Genetic Material During Cell Division


• Novel Cancer Cell DNA Damage Repair Mechanism Unveiled